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Market. This is a bipolar market. You have the FANG stocks, but everything else is just getting crushed. He is still bullish on the US$. It had a beautiful correction of about 11%, which was a great opportunity to buy more. He would still rather be in the US market as there is more opportunity than there is in Canada. The US wants to move everything back to the US and make sure that those industries that have been profiting in the past will have their profits revert back to the US, and he thinks you will see that in both the short and long-term. Feels the lessening of regulations, the repeal of Dodd Franks, etc. will continue on, which is market positive.

Gold? What is going on now is really interesting and thinks it is going to change the view on the US$, and a lot of people’s view on oil. The Shanghai Stock exchange is testing an oil contract and a gold contract. There are 4 countries globally that are selling oil in Chinese Renminbi, and Russia is one of them. Thinks the US wants to punish Russia, because they are not selling oil in US$s anymore. Companies that do this can turn around and convert the Renminbi into gold. Feels both gold and oil are falling in recognition of this. If so, this means we are going to settle oil now in gold, as opposed to US dollars.

Which Canadian bank would you buy, excluding Toronto Dominion (TD-T)? To him, Bank of Montréal (BMO-T) looks pretty good. He sees an upside in this. It is trading at a discount to its EVB which is $105.66. His model price is $106.43 which is 12% higher.

He is positive on the "too big to fail banks". They’ve repealed Dodd Franks. There has already been an expansion in their balance sheet in the last quarter. Dividend yield of 1.9%, which is expected to climb. (Analysts price target is $73.)

This is a tough one, because last week it had a negative transit. Even as of yesterday, it is still trying to hold here. It could go down to his EVB line of $12.83, so there could be more downside. His model price is $28.52, a 90% upside. This is cyclical and could go lower. It is worth buying at $12.83.

This wants to trade at $228. His model price valuation is at $220. He sees a $25 upside that could happen at any time. If you are a trader, that is a potential. From a fundamental point of long-term view, if it got back to $143.74, that would be a great opportunity. He is not that high on it, but there is a possible trade coming up on it.

The stock price has fallen below his EBV -3, which he calls going into the blue. The market is saying that the balance sheet isn’t what is stated, so there will have to be write offs, etc. With the amount of acquisitions they’ve done, there is probably a lot of goodwill that the market doesn’t like. He would avoid this.

Like all the gold companies, this is going down in price. This has been challenged in the operational front. His model price is $22.57, a 40% upside. However, he has had a Sell signal at EBV -1. The next level is $14.36, and he wouldn’t be a buyer until we reach that level.

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